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Political Gender Representation in Zambia: Successes and Challenges

Zambian politics has been mainly dominated by men. Despite boasting a population of over 51% women, Zambia faces a persistent struggle to achieve equitable gender representation in its political sphere..

South Africa’s Energy Transformation: What Investors Need to Know

South Africa’s energy sector has long been dominated by coal, which accounts for approximately 70% of the country’s electricity generation. Eskom, the state-owned power utility, has been at the center.

Leadership Lessons from Thriving Innovative Energy Startups in Botswana

With a pressing need to diversify its economy and ensure sustainable development, Botswana is harnessing the potential of renewable energy and technological innovation. Led by visionary entrepreneurs who are not.

Top 10 African Countries for Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs)

Africa, often called the “next frontier” for economic growth and development, is poised to become a hotspot for Foreign Direct Investments (FDIs). With its vast natural resources, rapidly growing middle class,.

How African Innovators are Creating Solutions for Disability Inclusion

Across Africa, innovators are creating solutions that are transforming the lives of people with disabilities. From assistive technology to inclusive education, these pioneers are shattering stereotypes and paving the way.

Border Frontline: Africa’s Counter-Narcotics Efforts

Drug trafficking poses a persistent threat to Africa, imperiling the health, security, and economic stability of the continent. The region’s geographical and socio-political vulnerabilities have made it a critical nexus.

Green Initiatives: African Banks and Climate Policies

In the face of pressing climate challenges, the financial sector has become a key player in guiding the global economy towards sustainability. While traditionally seen as lagging, African banks are.

Economic Prospects in Mauritania under Ghazouani’s Re-Election

Mauritania is constantly overshadowed by negative stereotypes and biases in international discourse. These misconceptions, rooted in outdated narratives of poverty, political instability, and economic stagnation, fail to capture the opportunities.

Youth Participation in Shaping Intra-African Policies

A transformative shift is sweeping across African politics, poised to usher in a new era if harnessed effectively. The continent’s youth, long relegated to the sidelines of governance, are now.